"We are very excited that we have gotten rid of Robert Mugabe, but we have gotten rid of one man, we have not gotten rid of the system that was oppressive for 37 years," MDC-T Secretary General Douglas Mwonzora told CNN.
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But, we should have gotten rid of the borders, we should have gotten rid of the lines around the state so there's great competition.
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In doing so, I've gotten rid of wires wherever possible.
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With humans, we've kind of gotten rid of our predators.
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We haven't completely gotten rid of the black market yet.
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What's really interesting is we've gotten rid of the warm intro.
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Kwame: I'm furious we haven't gotten rid of Roman Pierce yet.
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They have gotten rid of most of the people with disabilities.
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And we've completely gotten rid of that issue for our consumers.
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Some people would say that we have essentially gotten rid of it.
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Love to see that OnePlus hasn't gotten rid of the headphone jack yet.
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I know a ton of people who have gotten rid of their cars.
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It's a good thing that Apple has gotten rid of the "butterfly" design.
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Some humans can be legitimately viewed as "problems" to be gotten rid of.
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For some reason, we've gotten rid of shame when shaming is often helpful.
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I wish I could have gotten rid of HGT, my least favorite entry.
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By letter's end, he seemed to have gotten rid of all of them.
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He said that he had gotten rid of his guns after Friday's terror attack.
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Inheritance tax should be gotten rid of, expensing of capital purchases should be done.
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If he can be gotten rid of, then his malign effect will be forgotten.
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The problem is, he can't be gotten rid of, since he's an elected official.
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Some critics note that many European countries have gotten rid of their wealth taxes.
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They have gotten rid of a lot of debt, or refinanced it at low rates.
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"They've gotten rid of everybody who is a little off the beaten path," he said.
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They say we have gotten rid of our nuclear weapons but they have 50 more.
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It's just gotten rid of so much of the risk of being in a band.
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We've gotten rid of a few bad actors, but everyone works very, very well together.
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She had kept three of the original cups, but had gotten rid of three others.
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"They've now gotten rid of everybody who is a little off the beaten path," he said.
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We've gotten rid of that, and we're just gonna show you shots of people doing stuff.
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Spam is where evil meets advertising, and no one has ever gotten rid of either one.
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" "If ... the Democrats had won ... they would have opened your borders, gotten rid of law enforcement.
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Michael Strahan has never gotten rid of his gap because he doesn't "want to be perfect."
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And I wish I could have gotten rid of that football before the sack after that.
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They've now gotten rid of that, they now just have what's called a chief financial officer.
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We should have gotten rid of the lines around each state so we can have real competition.
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Witches must be the "them" Langdon thought he had gotten rid of and his motive makes sense.
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Right away, I noticed that Sony had gotten rid of the live actors and gone completely animated.
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He was trying to knock that shit down, because you shouldn't have gotten rid of the Hawk.
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Because this campus, as far as I had known, had basically gotten rid of the minority terms.
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Had these games existed back in the day, I would have never gotten rid of my Nokia.
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"The state gets its licensing fee, and now we've gotten rid of the black market," he said.
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They've already gotten rid of the panel's recommendation that sustainability needs to be part of nutritional guidelines.
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Anyway, you've had a lot of them and let me just say you've gotten rid of them.
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Although the company has finally gotten rid of those annoying invitations, it wouldn't be OnePlus without some quirk.
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We started storing the food inside and assumed we had gotten rid of them once and for all.
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Farrah's finally gotten rid of her Austin home, but for a third less than her original asking price.
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Now that we've gotten rid of the elephant in the room, how does modding fit into your life?
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Among other moves, he'd gotten rid of all of his shares of Schlumberger, the giant oil-services company.
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Critic's Take There were things my husband brought to the marriage that had to be gotten rid of.
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"This is a great danger about consolidating power and Xi's gotten rid of his premier, in effect," Schell said.
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They had already gotten rid of almost all baby clothes, except for six baby boy outfits Stephanie had saved.
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During the climax of Free Solo, he's trying the same move, but he's gotten rid of the rope entirely.
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True, Putin hasn't (yet) gotten rid of the sanctions levied by Congress on Russia and reluctantly implemented by Trump.
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BILL GATES: Well, we have two countries that we haven't gotten rid of polio and it's-- Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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They're better described as cockroach ideas — false claims you may think you've gotten rid of, but keep coming back.
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Gotanda visited two islands that had gotten rid of invasive predators and "pristine" islands where predators hadn't been introduced.
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"They've gotten rid of the ponytails and the hemp T-shirts, and they've got Ivy League degrees," Sabet said.
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Kitty Hawk has kept the pontoons for water landings, but gotten rid of the protective netting from the original prototype.
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Other companies like Uber, Lyft and Facebook have similarly gotten rid of the practice for sexual assault and harassment claims.
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Stahl pointed out that North Korea could actually be building more missiles and hasn't gotten rid of a single weapon.
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Neil, it doesn&apost make any sense to say they&aposre cleaning house, because look who they have gotten rid of?
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A faster sharing sheet: With Q, Google has gotten rid of the lag that had begun to plague Android's sharing menu.
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Today, more than 22012 of the 22016 UN countries have gotten rid of capital punishment; 173 were execution-free in 2013.
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The trend: Trump has faced backlash for the ways he's gotten rid of some of his top officials in the past.
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Sony's PlayStation Vue service has gotten rid of its cheapest TV package, pushing the service's starting point to $40 a month.
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Mr. Pompeo has gotten rid of a diplomatic consulate in Jerusalem for Palestinians and merged its work into the new embassy.
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Apple's most famous investor, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett, has finally given in and gotten rid of his old flip phone.
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But for most European Union member states, it's an annoyance to be gotten rid of -- respectfully, but as quickly as possible.
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Printers are gotten rid of, trash collection reduced and overhead slashed in what has been referred to as "brutal" cost-cutting.
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One subplot involves pets that humans have flushed down the toilet or gotten rid of, as the animals plot their revenge.
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"One of the worst things anybody has ever had to live through — we've gotten rid of the individual mandate," Trump said.
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And the answer is, I don't think they would have won the World Series unless they had gotten rid of Nomar.
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My record collection has taken up so much space that I've basically gotten rid of everything else or put it in storage.
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Over the past two years, they've gotten rid of "unlimited" memberships, raised prices, added beauty services, and launched an online streaming service.
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And maybe it shouldn't really matter if someone hasn't gotten rid of Tinder yet, especially when they've said they're exclusively dating you.
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It looked like one giant publicity show to us because Instacart has actually gotten rid of ways that we can earn more.
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CB: In California, they've gotten rid of "three strikes and you're out" laws that were giving people life sentences for minor crimes.
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I've helped pass and signed 14 Legislative Bills, mostly with no Democratic support, and gotten rid of massive amounts of regulations. Nice!
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To put forces back on the offensive, Miller said he has gotten rid of layers of approval for soldiers advising the Afghans.
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Archie has also gotten rid of all the "childlike" memorabilia in his room and has turned the space into a cell-like cave.
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As anyone who has had a drastic hair transformation knows, remembering you've gotten rid of all that hair is part of the process.
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So I think that since people really care about these murals and are offended by them then they should be gotten rid of.
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Scores of schools have gotten rid of them, and last year the state banned the use of "Redskins" as a team name or mascot.
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He also said that even if Mr. Obama had gotten rid of indefinite detention or military tribunals, Mr. Trump could have brought them back.
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In 1993, he introduced a bill that would have gotten rid of birthright citizenship for children of illegal immigrants born in the United States.
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In 2013, he helped write a bipartisan bill that would have gotten rid of the green card lottery while making broader changes to immigration policy.
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He could have gotten rid of me last year, I told him if you stick with me, I know we're going to win next year.
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Tesla is a company that has, famously, gotten rid of many of its patents so that information could be shared freely, thus encouraging optimal outcomes.
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I would have gotten rid of everything but as you know one of our wonderful senators said thumbs down at 2 o'clock in the morning.
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When Mr. Miller went into his brother's apartment after his death, he discovered that Mr. Washington had gotten rid of all of her old furniture.
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In fact, not only has the Selfish author gotten rid of her derriere-grazing extensions, but her hair seems to be getting shorter by the day.
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On Tuesday, Microsoft announced that it has gotten rid of forced arbitration agreements specifically for sexual harassment and gender discrimination claims, the New York Times reported.
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For instance, we are the only one's who have truly digitized karaoke and gotten rid of the cringeworthy clichés of "old school" karaoke videos and graphics.
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Half a century ago, no one in this country had even heard of cellulite, let alone identified it as a problem to be gotten rid of.
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Some of them are gotten rid of the old fashioned way (you know, poopin'), but sometimes they burn the stomach or esophagus tissue while in there.
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And, although Vera makes much of Lev's work possible, Lev himself portrays her as controlling, even sinister — someone to escape, or to be gotten rid of.
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But even that can't guarantee that you've gotten rid of all the nasty things no one wants inside their vagina, anus, mouth, or any other orifice.
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In the wake of that revelation, Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo asked Trump why he hadn't gotten rid of Comey and whether it was too late.
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Congress has also gotten rid of several Obama-era regulations, increased defense spending and confirmed a slew of conservative judges, including Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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As part of this new gender-neutral decree, the uniform policies of participating schools (institutions that are government-funded) have gotten rid of gendered language altogether.
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The map above shows a breakdown of which parts of the world have gotten rid of daylight-saving time or never had it to begin with.
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Warehouse insiders said the company had gotten rid of security checks, would allow phones on the warehouse floor, and was spacing out chairs in break rooms.
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In his recent remarks, Mr. Zuckerberg told reporters that Facebook had gotten rid of Definers and that neither he nor Ms. Sandberg knew about its tactics.
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In killing off Logan, Thomas has gotten rid of the character who developed the biggest fanbase of anyone in the supporting cast during Veronica Mars's original run.
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It would be the second time Trump had gotten rid of a senior law enforcement official who was looking into his ties with Russia, after firing Comey.
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Why go through the hassle of creating a safe and inclusive work environment when the trans woman who made everyone uncomfortable could just be gotten rid of?
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"I've had people say, 'Gosh, I've gotten rid of three of them, but I know there is more, and I don't know where they are,' " she said.
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" "It's conceivable that I could live with $619 [billion], since it preserves the rest of the bill, and they've gotten rid of a lot of bad stuff.
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It cites Trump statements like "we are getting rid of ObamaCare," and "essentially, we have gotten rid of it" to argue that Trump has sabotaged the law.
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But while the Republicans have jettisoned the Bushes, the Democrats still haven't just yet gotten rid of the old family that anchors them to the wrong century.
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As scientists, we looked through all the signals we'd gotten rid of, and this allowed us to find the effects of FOXE1 showing up so strongly in there.
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I think he wants to say mission accomplished, we&aposve gotten rid of the Islamic State caliphate in Syria and Iraq, and let&aposs bring them all home.
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Postmates has since gotten rid of that minimum job guarantee and changed the base rate per job, as well as changed the per-mile rate in some markets.
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Viewing someone's emotion as a problem puts us in a moral frame of mind — we think of the emotion as something bad to be gotten rid of quickly.
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It's only in the past couple of years that Intel has gotten rid of the royalties, and the first batches of external GPUs are still working out some kinks.
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"We've gotten rid of so many basic microbes that we are exposed to, that our immune systems are sitting idle, waiting to rev up for an attack," Vinocur said.
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For instance, on Friday morning he tweeted— I've helped pass and signed 38 Legislative Bills, mostly with no Democratic support, and gotten rid of massive amounts of regulations. Nice!
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New York Times solvers have seen Peter O'TOOLE in the puzzle more times than they have seen PEETA, and we've gotten rid of both the French word and SETI.
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I think she's better able to control and channel her anger since murdering me, but I don't think she's gotten rid of it, by any stretch of the imagination.
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By the time McLoone got into RS Eden (on a court order and paid for by the state), it had long gotten rid of head shaving and the diapers.
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The experience of jurisdictions that have gotten rid of money bail also shows that releasing many more people doesn't correlate with a high level of rearrest for violent crimes.
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"Is it bothering you?" asked one physician when I first presented with it then had the gall to ask if the old fatty dog lump could be gotten rid of.
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Even though the ship's gotten rid of plastic straws, it still relies on bottled water because, for health and safety reasons, no cruise ship is allowed to have water fountains.
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Tech Tip Q. As recent storms and power outages have shown, we are now deeply reliant on cellphones for communication, especially since many people have gotten rid of their landlines.
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Warren Buffett's conglomerate has increased its stake in Apple — and gotten rid of almost its entire IBM stake — a big move for a legendary investor who rarely bets on tech.
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"You have gotten rid of the death penalty, which I guess is good, but eight years and 800 blows is a ludicrous price to pay for a speech crime," he said.
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At this point, I didn't see much of a difference in my appearance, but the cornstarch might have gotten rid of some of the shine from my greasy office worker forehead.
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Although Trump has gotten rid of Title IX protections for trans students, Williams' interpretation suggests that by protecting people from sex discrimination, Title IX also prohibits discrimination based on gender identity.
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"If he ever had any evidence in his house, you'd think that he would have already gotten rid of it," Waxman said, noting Stone acknowledged months ago he could be indicted.
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"We have regulations on top of regulations and in history nobody has gotten rid of so many regulations as the Trump administration," Trump said before he signed an order on apprenticeship.
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He told the shooter that if he wanted the demon to go away, he could have gotten rid of it and alluded that he may have wanted the demon ton stay.
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White nationalism, at its core, reflects a belief that our nation's problems would be solved if only people of color could somehow be gotten rid of, or at least better controlled.
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Once you shrink that to three evenly sized companies, the incentive to go after the low value customer goes away because you've gotten rid of Sprint, who is keeping your prices down.
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Ok, now that we've gotten rid of those Bachelor Nation fans with a day of DVR watching ahead of them, it feels safe to say, your newly-engaged winner is Vanessa Grimaldi.
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Of the 11 Fridays between July 21, when Spicer left, and last Friday, Trump has gotten rid of a senior staffer or a member of his Cabinet on 45% of them. 45%!!!
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" Another leading politician said that the laws would ensure "the elimination of every Negro voter who can be gotten rid of, legally, without materially impairing the numerical strength of the white electorate.
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"Basically, he was very angry about the way he was gotten rid of, the brutal way it was done, it was also a very politically stupid way to do it," he added.
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"After years of litigation, we have gotten rid of all of her claims and we are entitled to go forward with ours," said Perry M. Amsellem, a lawyer for the Dedalus Foundation.
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By divesting, New York joins other investors who have gotten rid of fossil fuel investments in sending a powerful message to the major oil companies: Transition out of your world-threatening activities.
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Kazakhstan "has been a model" for limiting nuclear arms, he added, having gotten rid of its own highly enriched uranium in the last decade, making it an ideal host for the independent bank.
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In about 10 billion years, our sun is likely to turn into a white dwarf — a shrunken, extremely dense star whose nuclear core has burned out and gotten rid of its outer layers.
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Some of it was easily gotten rid of; other things — a sofa, a mahogany chest of drawers, a brass bed whose headboard and footboard weighed a ton — required the assistance of removal men.
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"Blockages that were existing under the previous administration have been gotten rid of quite quickly and we probably expect to see similar things with other infrastructure projects in the near future," McConnell said.
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The firm has gotten rid of individual bonuses and is now using a team bonus plan across Canada, the United States and China, according to two of the sources spoken to by Reuters.
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Against that backdrop, Cori Crider, a lawyer for Mr. Shokuri with the London-based international human rights group Reprieve, said the American government appeared to have gotten rid of him in a "dishonorable" way.
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Physicists have since gotten rid of most of those pesky infinities by changing the way they looked at a problem, the way you might do calculus differently with a cube than with a sphere.
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Vizio has gotten rid of built-in apps and bad TV software Now the 4K display itself looks terrific, and HDR ratchets up the viewing experience in a way that 3D never quite could.
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Most states have gotten rid of it, but "alienation of affections" is still something you can sue someone for in Hawaii, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah, and Howard's home state of North Carolina.
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At one point, I'd showed him a picture from the newspaper of the bad man (I'd gotten rid of all the other pictures), and he brought it into therapy to crumple up and destroy.
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My wife works here, too, and she undertook this campaign about six months ago, of trying to contact people, and since she started doing that, we've probably gotten rid of 30 or so. Wow.
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A plurality of Republicans believes that the Affordable Care Act has been repealed — or, at the very least, recognizes that Congress has gotten rid of the unpopular mandate, the most-hated part of Obamacare.
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While Macri has gotten rid of many investment obstacles including a holding period for foreign capital, investors are still wary of high capital gains taxes and the market regulator's ability to intervene in company affairs.
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" During the interview, Bustillos also asked Bourdain about his thoughts on Bill Clinton after the Monica Lewinsky scandal, including if America should have "gotten rid" of him—to which Bourdain responded with a simple, "no.
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The latest version of the Republican plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act would have reduced that income by nearly $1 trillion, because it would have gotten rid of taxes connected to Obamacare.
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A previous version of the bill would have also gotten rid of the current cap on fees credit card companies can charge retailers for processing debit and credit cards, but that provision was taken out.
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And now that Apple has gotten rid of the iPhone's headphone jack, marketers are anticipating that a whole lot of people will soon be leaving their Bluetooth enabled, effectively "opting in" to the beacons' tracking.
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But, he added, it would not be enough to reach the demanding standard of obtaining hard proof that a country has gotten rid of all its nuclear arms and the complicated means of producing them.
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The skinny repeal would have axed individual mandates that require everyone to have some kind of insurance, and gotten rid of the employer mandate that requires companies with 50 employees or more to offer workers coverage.
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Because it was so difficult this winter, and in previous winters, [other people in the village have] gotten rid of their dogs completely, and abandoned this tradition of using the dogs to go hunting for good.
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One of the big surprises of today was someone asked Zuckerberg about what are known as shadow profiles, which are accounts for people who have either not created Facebook accounts yet or gotten rid of them.
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"When they could have been 4-4 and gotten rid of a messy case, they somehow or other struggled to keep the case alive," Stevens told the audience at the event that was covered by C-SPAN.
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"He was a person I would have loved to have seen brought to justice," he told BuzzFeed News, describing several "windows of opportunity where it seemed we could have gotten rid of him," but it never happened.
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He was also asked how Facebook stores data about which websites people visit, and whether it creates so-called "shadow profiles" — accounts for people who either have not created Facebook accounts yet, or gotten rid of them.
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Raychell: What we want to try to do is get it into the lymph nodes, because then when you sweat, pee, any type of secretion through your body, that's where anything that we've gotten rid of excretes from.
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In practice, then, carving up congressional districts based on eligible voters would result in fewer representatives for heavily Hispanic and Asian parts of the US. And, unsurprisingly, the seats it would have gotten rid of would have mostly been Democratic.
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As sad and sentimental as this may be to some life-long fans, The Rock has gotten rid of his signature Brahma Bull tattoo — a symbol of his WWE champ reign — but has replaced it in the coolest way possible.
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" It was, he said, an elected official's duty "to discriminate to the very extremity of permissible action under the limitations of the Federal Constitution, with a view to the elimination of every negro voter who can be gotten rid of, legally.
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In 2002, the United States forced out an O.P.C.W. chief, who later said the George W. Bush administration had gotten rid of him out of fear that the group would undermine American claims that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction.
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" The irony of it all was that two years earlier Mr. Wilson, inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement and teachers who sought change at Ascend, had gotten rid of the harsh "no excuses'' disciplinary model deployed by many charters.
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In light of the recent chemical attack, that agreement now looks moot and Clinton nodded to the possibility that it could have failed on Thursday, saying that they believed at the time "we had gotten rid of their stock" of chemical weapons.
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But also health care is huge right now because the Trump administration has gotten rid of the individual mandate, and there's concern that there's going to be large increases in premiums and problems for people who are on the exchanges and things.
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"If any other government program had been as inefficient as this one, we would have gotten rid of it," said Colby Coash, a former Republican state senator who was instrumental in convincing other conservatives to support the death penalty repeal in 2015.
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In my opinion, I would have liked to just have gotten rid of the mandatory minimums altogether and made our judicial system about judges, juries, prosecutors, and defendants again and not legislators who know nothing about the particular circumstances of a case.
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In one of the stories, Brer Fox thinks he has gotten rid of rival Brer Rabbit by throwing him into a briar patch, but Brer Rabbit escapes, because he was born inside a briar patch and knows how to negotiate its difficulties.
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As for Emily, she's taking the loss of Richard—the family patriarch portrayed by actor Edward Herrmann, who died in 2014—so hard that she's gotten rid of most of her belongings and traded in her fancy outfits for a T-shirt and jeans.
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"You have a company here that has gotten rid of the bad stuff, has doubled down on the good stuff...and has the balance sheet flexibility to buy back more stock, raise their dividends, and even do acquisitions," Brown argued on the "Halftime Report".
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Under any other administration, things like this wouldn't even be a discussion — previous presidents and advisors have wholly gotten rid of all their holdings which might present a conflict of interest — but for this country, in the year 2017, this is just the new normal.
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The two banks suggested they felt they had been unfairly penalised because of the inclusion throughout the three years of costly legacy features from the last crisis that they are shedding or have already gotten rid of, a view backed by most analysts on Monday.
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ICE has had a policy limiting arrests at "sensitive locations" on the books since 2011; the Trump administration has gotten rid of many of the Obama administration's policies limiting who ICE agents could arrest and how, but it's left the "sensitive locations" memo in place.
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It was not enough weight loss, or they were not aware — although it had been part of their presurgery education sessions — that they would end up with big flaps of loose skin that could be gotten rid of only with extensive and expensive plastic surgery.
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Instead, the jurors believed the attorneys who argued that Sandeson had planned to murder Samson and take the weed to sell for himself, and that he had then taken Samson's body out of the apartment in a hockey bag and somehow gotten rid of his remains.
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Through various hacks I've managed to install most of the things I needed and gotten rid of some crapware (though not all) that came with the phone, but I was still constantly greeted by Chinese language notifications that prompted me to upgrade this or that app.
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It also spoke to one resident whose husband is at a Chinese camp who said that she had changed her home such that "you can&apost even recognize it anymore" and that she had "gotten rid of pretty much all of the carpets" under the order.
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Now, that doesn't mean that the company doesn't have responsibility, but I think one of the problems is we're not teasing apart what the companies are doing actively and what kind of societal issues have been unleashed by the fact that we have gotten rid of the information gatekeepers.
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And even if I don't entirely agree that Nichole is worth potentially starting a war over, I like the way that this setup teases how likely it would be that, once Gilead has gotten rid of the last pockets of American resistance, it would turn its eyes northward.
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Previously the director of the technology and national security program at the Center for a New American Security, FitzGerald will decide how AT&L duties will be split up between the two new offices, whether some should be given to specific military services, and whether some should be gotten rid of altogether.
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WILSON: AND THEN I WOULD HAVE, I BELIEVE I COULD HAVE MORE BOARD SEATS AND I COULD EFFECT THE MANAGEMENT AND THEN I COULD – I BELIEVE I COULD GO AND HELP AS A CONSULTANT BECAUSE WHAT'S HAPPENED NOW IS THAT THE MANAGEMENT HAS GOTTEN RID OF EVERYBODY THAT ACTUALLY KNOWS HOW TO USE THE BUSINESS MODEL.
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William Dodds, a superintendent in an Ohio school district that is suing the government after being found in violation of Title IX, told the court that if the new definition of sex had been in place when its schools were being remodeled, it might well have gotten rid of communal bathrooms and changing areas and installed lockable dressing rooms.
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Dr. Sarno, a health-conscious man who walked from his Upper East Side home to N.Y.U. every day well into his 80s, said he had gotten rid of his allergies by regarding them as T.M.S. Untrained as a researcher, Dr. Sarno never conducted formal studies of his methods, saying he preferred to spend his time helping people individually.
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While it's difficult to count exactly how many people have started ditching pay TV services for over-the-top streaming media, a study by Digitalsmiths (a TiVo subsidiary) found that in 2014, 8.2 percent of former pay TV subscribers they surveyed had gotten rid of their pay TV subscriptions, with many citing increasing fees for cable and satellite services as their main motivation.
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Read more about daylight-saving time and sleep:Why we have daylight-saving time and why 7 states have gotten rid of it or are trying toYou are probably not getting enough sleep, and it is killing youDaylight-saving time is one of humanity's dumbest rituals, and you should be furious it still happensHere's what sleeping less than 7 hours per night does to your body and brain
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While Congress hasn't been able to repeal and replace Obamacare, which Republicans have been promising for the seven years since it was passed, they have gotten rid of regulations around mountaintop removal for coal mining, a rule that kept internet service providers from using selling customers data to advertisers without their permission, and a Securities and Exchange Commission regulation that requires corporations to disclose payments to foreign governments.
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One theory as to why posts from there end up on top of /r/all is is that the moderators of the pro-Trump page have disabled Reddit's down arrow, meaning that they've gotten rid of any sort of negative feedback mechanism (It's worth noting that the pro-Hillary Clinton subreddit doesn't have downvotes enabled either.) Another theory is that the subreddit is incredibly well run and closely moderated.
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This is a process and it's going to take time but let me tell you also what helps fighting corruption… is having a digital economy, having e-government, because the problem is this uh, Lebanese citizen is going from one place to another place, to get things done, if you have an e-government, you will catch all the corruption that is there and we are fighting corruption, we are at the beginning but I truly believe that by the end of 5003/2022 we will have gotten rid of a lot of corrupt people.
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